The Brew Cabin

Posted: **Mon Feb 21, 2011 10:18 pm**

ambient, how did you 'plumb in' the ram for your thumb. I too brought one from digbits, and have to take it off for 6" trenches, but a ram would be handy. did you have to put in an additonal switch, or is it on the hammer cicuit?

Posted: **Mon Feb 21, 2011 10:31 pm**

plumbed in to hammer circuit but can disconnect it for hammer without having to take it off ???

Posted: **Mon Feb 21, 2011 10:39 pm**

bin that shit ted buy this now!
http://www.akwamasta.co.uk/

Posted: **Mon Feb 21, 2011 11:27 pm**

msh paving wrote:I have one on my 428 bobcat, genuine bobcat item.brilliant thing lumps of concrete , slabs, brush wood with a tine bucket,not had any problems with trenching, but have to take it off to use pecker on machine, all in all its a very usefull piece of kit MSH

any chance you could post a pic of that. cheers.

Posted: **Tue Feb 22, 2011 12:21 am**

hi bobbi o , have a look through my pix in the recent works thread and you will see it in there somewhere , MSH

Posted: **Tue Feb 22, 2011 7:42 am**

theirs one for sale on ebay
Item number: 180629112012
hes also selling a good riddle bucket

Posted: **Tue Feb 22, 2011 11:02 pm**

That is exactilly same as mine, mine was Â£900 when i got mine with a 3 tine grab bucket, best thing i fitted to machine so usefull when you alone moving stuff about MSH

Posted: **Mon Feb 28, 2011 8:26 pm**

just had a thor rubber mallet form B&Q's discontinued (WHY!) found it up on top of the racking as a display... yeeharr thee best tapper ever! last bugger lasted ages maybe thats why they discontinued it was about Â£15 i paid Â£3 double whooppeee! ive had a barsteward of a fortnight so it well cheered me up

Posted: **Fri Mar 04, 2011 6:28 am**

Know what you mean, bought out my local builders supply (3) couple of months ago, just cos their scarce. WORST piece of gear I've ever had are me Rigger Boots, great for sitting on plant but shite for everything else... although they do save wear on yer Barrows, just fill the Feckin things everytime you walk out to the skip!!:(

Posted: **Fri Mar 04, 2011 7:32 am**

Riggers are only any good for architects or hse that them out of bags in the boot of their mondeo and slip them on with a suit an immaculate hi viz and a White hard hat that shines like a beacon.

On a side note we had a bco the other day jump in the trench with a shovel and had s dig around lol not seen that for a few years

Posted: **Fri Mar 04, 2011 3:48 pm**

crete it quick Giles, while the barsteward is done there

LLL

Posted: **Mon Mar 07, 2011 8:44 pm**

Best bit of kit we've bought recently is a West Country/Irish long handled shovel, the Labourer is in love with it, although we don't let him take it home ???

Posted: **Fri Apr 22, 2011 9:30 am**

I would be lost without my big spoon. I wouldn't be able to eat my 2 lunches and 2 snacks :laugh:

Posted: **Fri Jun 10, 2011 10:04 pm**

Here's mine it's meant for soil but is superb for free handing sand.

This photo was taken at 8.45 this morning.

This photo was taken at 9.15 this morning it's ready for paving and screeded to within a couple of mm of the stringline. I use a plastic plasterers trowel for any fine adjustment to the sand as we go. It cost about Â£65 from Richmond a few years back and sees action most weeks I mostly use the probst gear for larger stuff but this on the small stuff and it really smooths out transitions in conjunction with the screeder.

It leaves a lovely bed and you can use less sand because you don't need rails.

3.30 this afternoon all paving completed and sanded 43m2.

It's very quick fo dressing te dried sand out evenly to.

Edited By Pablo on 1307740028

Posted: **Fri Jun 10, 2011 10:18 pm**

lovely job that pablo. great cuts . great kerbing . spot on mitres . top class. whats the sky dish on the handle called

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